Veteran columnist Randy Galloway says the sports media landscape has fundamentally changed — and there’s no going back.
During a Dallas Express Sports Network segment, Galloway reflected on his decades in newspapers and radio, describing a time when the industry was at its peak.
“It was a golden age,” Galloway said, recalling his years covering sports in Dallas during the height of the newspaper era.
But today, he said, that era is over.
“The ball game is over,” Galloway said, pointing to the rise of digital platforms, podcasts, and social media-driven content.
Galloway said formats like podcasts represent where sports media is headed, as audiences shift away from traditional outlets and toward more direct, personality-driven coverage.
The discussion highlights the rapid transformation of sports media — from print and radio dominance to a digital-first landscape led by online platforms.
Watch the full Dallas Express Sports Network segment hear Galloway’s take on the future of sports media.
